Sparkfun microsd board and GLCD use same pin (8)

My sparkfun sdcard board uses pin D8 for the CS signal, my GLCD (with T6963 controller) uses pin D2 till D9 for data.
Is there a way I can make both work together ?

Extra info:
The pin assignment for the LCD is defined in low level code:
#define GLCD_DATA_PORT1 PORTD
#define GLCD_DATA_PIN1 PIND //Arduino Pins 2-7
#define GLCD_DATA_DDR1 DDRD
#define GLCD_DATA_SHIFT1 <<2
#define GLCD_DATA_RSHIFT1 >>2
#define GLCD_DATA_MASK1 0xFC

#define GLCD_DATA_PORT2 PORTB
#define GLCD_DATA_PIN2 PINB //Arduino Pins 8,9
#define GLCD_DATA_DDR2 DDRB
#define GLCD_DATA_SHIFT2 >>6
#define GLCD_DATA_RSHIFT2 <<6
#define GLCD_DATA_MASK2 0x03
// control port
#define GLCD_CTRL_PORT PORTC
#define GLCD_CTRL_PIN PINC
#define GLCD_CTRL_DDR DDRC

The pin on the sd-card is fixed to pin 8.

The use of D8 by the sdcard may be hard-wired by the shield design, or may not, if you aren't using a shield.

The use of pins D2 to D9 may be hard-wired by the shield design, or may not, if you aren't using a shield.

Without knowing more about your hardware, we can't help you.

The D8 of the sdcard shield is hard wired.
The pins of the LCD are soft-wired but the library is using low level code so I can't assign the pins in another way.

As stated above the pins 8 and 9 are defined like this:
#define GLCD_DATA_PIN2 PINB //Arduino Pins 8,9

They are shifted somehow in the rest of the code.

The library I'm using can be found here :
http://code.google.com/p/arduino-t6963c/

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If you wire up the graphics lcd yourself you can change it.
You have to change the code for port numbers the shifting etc.

The wiring isn't a problem, changing the code is.
Since this is low level code I don't understand what it does.
Pin definitions for pin 8 and 9:

#define GLCD_DATA_PORT2       PORTB
#define GLCD_DATA_PIN2            PINB      //Arduino Pins 8,9
#define GLCD_DATA_DDR2            DDRB
#define GLCD_DATA_SHIFT2      >>6
#define GLCD_DATA_RSHIFT2      <<6
#define GLCD_DATA_MASK2            0x03

WriteCommand function:

void T6963::writeCommand(byte command){
  while(!(checkStatus()&0x03));
  
#if (defined(__AVR_ATmega1280__) || \
     defined(__AVR_ATmega1281__) || \
     defined(__AVR_ATmega2560__) || \
     defined(__AVR_ATmega2561__))      //--- Arduino Mega ---
  
  GLCD_DATA_PORT = command;
# else      //--- other Arduino ---
  GLCD_DATA_PORT1 &= ~GLCD_DATA_MASK1;
  GLCD_DATA_PORT1 |= (command GLCD_DATA_SHIFT1);
  GLCD_DATA_PORT2 &= ~GLCD_DATA_MASK2;
  GLCD_DATA_PORT2 |= (command GLCD_DATA_SHIFT2);
# endif
  GLCD_CTRL_PORT &= ~((1 << GLCD_WR) | (1 << GLCD_CE));
  n_delay();
  GLCD_CTRL_PORT |= ((1 << GLCD_WR) | (1 << GLCD_CE));  
}

WriteData function:

void T6963::writeData(byte data){
  while(!(checkStatus()&0x03));
#if (defined(__AVR_ATmega1280__) || \
     defined(__AVR_ATmega1281__) || \
     defined(__AVR_ATmega2560__) || \
     defined(__AVR_ATmega2561__))      //--- Arduino Mega ---
  GLCD_DATA_PORT = data;
# else  //--- other Arduino ---  
  GLCD_DATA_PORT1 &= ~GLCD_DATA_MASK1;
  GLCD_DATA_PORT1 |= (data GLCD_DATA_SHIFT1);
  GLCD_DATA_PORT2 &= ~GLCD_DATA_MASK2;
  GLCD_DATA_PORT2 |= (data GLCD_DATA_SHIFT2);
# endif
  GLCD_CTRL_PORT &= ~((1 << GLCD_WR) | (1 << GLCD_CE) | (1 << GLCD_CD));
  n_delay();
  GLCD_CTRL_PORT |= ((1 << GLCD_WR) | (1 << GLCD_CE) | (1 << GLCD_CD));
}

I really have no clue on how to change this so I can assign the pins in the order I want.

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Anyone who can point me in the right direction on how to change the code ?